A team investigating fraud involving Sh130 million are reportedly unsure what to do next after the name of a big man in their docket was purportedly adversely mentioned. A fraudster caught and questioned in the saga allegedly mentioned the official as his sponsor. Unsure, the team has sought the advice of their boss on the way forward and the boss is consulting widely. It’s not clear if the said official was involved in the fraud.
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A recent merger of two political outfits might have reportedly caused more disgruntlement than one of the party owners expected. Some members said to be uncomfortable with the merger have allegedly threatened to join another popular party in the region despite their “tribal differences”. The top man is now feeling the heat from the grassroots and from the top, as the other party fears he is non-committal to the merger. The man, who has been extra busy in his work, has not had time to visit his backyard to evaluate the ground.
A former high-flying executive in one of the corporate institutions seems to be going through a rough financial patch. The man who was supposedly known for the fine things in life, be they cars, eateries, whiskey, beauties and designer suits is now a former shadow of himself. He is said to be indulging too much and has reportedly sold some of his cars. He is allegedly often spotted drinking some cheap liquor in one of upmarket joints accompanied by very young women.
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To what extent can politicians go to demonstrate influence and popularity? Well, an MP from a hostile region has reportedly been taking every opportunity he gets, including funerals and traditional weddings in the village, to take photos and videos to demonstrate he still got support. He then reportedly arranges ahead and ensures some youths accompany him from the event and addresses them from top of his vehicle, all for Sh200-Sh500.
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